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The Office for National Statistics (ONS) has released figures showing that the UK employment rate has dropped by 67,000 when compared to the three months to February 2015. As detailed
Tax implications of saying goodbye set to change While you may want to pay the correct amount of tax when organising a termination payment, the complexities of the system can
HMRC are targeting employers in the hairdressing and beauty sectors who pay their staff below the national minimum wage (NMW). HMRC and the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS),
Where a taxpayer has difficulty paying their tax liabilities HMRC may agree ‘time to pay arrangements’ whereby the taxpayer agrees to pay off the amount owing by instalments after the
The government has welcomed a judgment from the Supreme Court that found the proposals for delivering Tax-Free Childcare to be lawful. The new Tax-Free Childcare Scheme was being challenged by
Go local for tax & accountancy help. You might be jetting, sailing or driving off to somewhere exotic for your holidays but remember that most people working for themselves or
The great news that IN Accountancy has been shortlisted for Most Promising Young Business in this year’s Stockport Business Awards means the team has a fantastic excuse to dress up
The Office for National Statistics (ONS) has released figures showing that UK employment rates were up between February and April compared to the three months to January 2015. As detailed
HMRC have started to check that people have paid the right amount of tax in 2014/15, a process they refer to as the annual End of Year Reconciliation process. They
Congratulations to Les Meredith of trailer manufacturer and supplier, Meredith & Eyre, who won a bottle of champagne in our customer satisfaction survey prize draw. IN was rated good or
Phishing emails HMRC examples HMRC have updated their list of examples of emails, letters, text messages and bogus calls used by ‘scammers’ and fraudsters to get taxpayers personal information. This
CEOs worldwide appear to be more concerned about the impact of a skills shortage on their business than at any point in the last six years, according to research by
